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WENATCHEE APPLESOX Series NOTES 2019 Schedule The series Broadcast 12-15 1st half, 1-2 2nd half Information June 6/3 vs CCL Showcase, 10-1, W RADIO 6/4 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 7-4, W 6/5 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 8-3, L 6/6 vs Victoria HarbourCats, 8-5, L 6/7 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 4-1, L July 12, 6:35 p.m. 6/8 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 8-3, L July 13, 6:35 p.m. 6/9 @ Yakima Valley Pippins, 4-2, L 6/11 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 15-9, L July 14, 5:35 p.m. 6/12 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 14-7, W 6/13 vs Port Angeles Lefties, 8-3, W 6/14 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 3-1, L Wenatchee: 93.9 FM 6/15 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 7-6, L Probable Pitchers 6/16 vs Walla Walla Sweets, 11-10, W Chelan: 95.3 FM 6/18 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 7-3, W Wenatchee Bend 6/19 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 9-5, W Brewster: 101.3 FM 6/20 @ Port Angeles Lefties, 12-2, W Seth Kuykendall (1-1, 2.70 ERA) Nick Proctor (4-1. 1.14 ERA) Omak: 101.9 FM 6/22 vs Highline Bears, 11-2, W Owen Leonard (1-1, 4.37 ERA) TBD 6/23 vs Highline Bears, 14-6, W 6/25 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 14-5, L Gavin Gorrell (1-2, 5.09 ERA) TBD All games can also be 6/26 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 5-4, L 6/27 @ Victoria HarbourCats, 13-12, L listened to anywhere in 6/28 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 10-2, W the world by tuning in 6/29 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 10-1, W 6/30 @ Cowlitz Black Bears, 10-5, L Tonight’s opponent online here. July ▪ The Bellingham Bells just split a mid-week series with 7/2 vs Kelowna Falcons, 5-3, L the Walla Walla Sweets in Bellingham, last night was 7/3 vs Kelowna Falcons, 6-3, L TV 7/4 vs Kelowna Falcons, 18-6, W cancelled due to rain. 7/5 @ Bend Elks, 11-1, L ▪ Bellingham was one win away from winning the first 7/6 @ Bend Elks, 8-4, W half North division playoff spot. 7/7 @ Bend Elks, 4-2, W ▪ 7/9 vs Bend Elks, 4-2, L Guthrie Morrison is fifth in the WCL with a .354 7/10 vs Bend Elks, 9-1, L average and Nick Proctor is first with a 1.14 ERA. 7/11 vs Bend Elks, 16-2, W ▪ The Bells have the fifth-best batting average in the 7/12 vs Bellingham Bells, 6:35 WCL (.254) and the second-best ERA (3.90). 7/13 vs Bellingham Bells, 6:35 7/14 vs Bellingham Bells, 5:35 7/15 vs US Military All-Stars, 6:35 2019 STANDINGS For the second straight 7/16 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 season, all home games will 7/17 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 NORTH First Half Second Half Streak 7/18 @ Kelowna Falcons, 6:35 be televised live on the 7/19 @ Bellingham Bells, 6:35 Victoria z 18-9 2-2 W1 7/20 @ Bellingham Bells, 6:35 Bellingham 17-11 1-1 L1 AppleSox Facebook page. 7/21 @ Bellingham Bells, 1:05 Port Angeles 10-17 1-1 W1 7/24 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 Wenatchee 12-15 1-2 W1 7/25 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 6:35 Yakima Valley 12-17 1-2 L2 The radio broadcast will 7/26 @ Walla Walla Sweets, 7:05 Kelowna 10-16 0-2 L2 again be synced with the 7/27 vs Portland Pickles, 6:35 7/28 vs Portland Pickles, 5:35 video broadcast so that fans SOUTH First Half Second Half Streak 7/29 vs Portland Pickles, 6:35 from any location with 7/31 vs CCL Showcase, 6:35 Cowlitz 9-17 2-0 W2 August Portland 10-17 2-1 W2 internet access can Bend 12-15 2-1 L1 8/2 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:35 experience AppleSox 8/3 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 6:35 Ridgefield 13-14 2-2 L1 baseball. 8/4 vs Yakima Valley Pippins, 5:35 Corvallis z 21-6 1-1 L1 8/6 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 Walla Walla 18-9 1-1 W1 8/7 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 “Like” Wenatchee AppleSox 8/8 vs Ridgefield Raptors, 6:35 z-won first half y-won second half 8/9 @ Corvallis Knights, 6:30 on Facebook and tune in at 8/10, @ Corvallis Knights, 7:05 8/11 @ Corvallis Knights, 3:00 gametime. Sox Streaks Current Streak.….….……..…….Lost 1 Contact Last Five Games……..…...…..…...3-2 Anyone looking to speak with an AppleSox Last 10 Games…..…….…….……4-6 player or coach should email AppleSox Last 5 @ Home…..……..…..….…2-3 Communications Director Joel Norman at Last 5 on Road.………….….…….3-2 [email protected] The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! Scoring by Inning 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th AppleSox 32 13 22 24 26 21 30 25 6 0 0 Opponents 33 14 21 18 17 25 17 20 9 1 1 AppleSox Sox stats Record When… st Home……………….……6-9 Last Game HR’s Allowed 6-run 1 Innings Last night was the Last night was the Road……………….…….7-8 The Sox defeated first time in six 2nd time the Sox June………………….…9-12 the Bend Elks, 16-2, on games that Sox scored six runs in July………………………4-5 Thursday at pitchers didn’t the first inning this August…………….……..0-0 home allow a home run. year (June 19). Pre-All-Star Break……13-17 Last Year Biggest Win Season High Runs Post-All-Star Break……..0-0 The Sox dropped The 14-run victory The Sox 16 runs Non-League……………...3-0 four of six games last night was the scored last night First Game of Series…….3-7 against the Bells Sox largest margin matched a season- Second Game of Series…..4-6 in 2018. of victory this year high (July 4). Third Game of Series.........6-4 After Off-Day……………1-4 Sox salvage series with bend Day Games….….….…….1-1 Night Games…….……12-16 Extra Innings…….….…..0-2 Wearing White Jerseys…1-5 Wearing Red Jerseys……5-6 Wearing Blue Jerseys…...7-6 Scoring 5+Runs………..12-6 Scoring <5 Runs…….…1-11 Score First………...…..…8-6 Score Last……….…...…5-11 • The AppleSox won the final game of their second- Collecting 10+ hits.……10-4 half-opening series with the Bend Elks. Collecting <10 hits…….3-13 • Tuesday, five different Elks pitchers limited the Sox Homering………………..9-6 to just five hits as the Sox lost, 4-2. Not Homering………….4-11 • Wednesday, Bend starter Gil Luna struck out 12 in Out-Hit Opponent.…….10-2 seven innings to defeat the Sox, 9-1. Out-Hit by Opponent.…2-15 • Friday, eight of nine Sox starters reached base and Starter Goes 5+…………7-4 the AppleSox salvaged the series with a 16-2 win. Starters Goes <5…….…5-11 Commit >1 Error….…….7-9 AppleSox Run Differential Home: +10 Road: +3 AppleSox Pitching… Last Four Seasons 2018 2017 2016 2015 Strikeouts 456 410 358 376 @AppleSox Wenatchee AppleSox @AppleSox The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! AppleSox Probable Pitchers School: Went 7-2 with a 2.92 ERA in 13 appearances, 11 starts, as a sophomore at Yakima Valley… Struck out 67 batters in a team-high 86.1 innings… Transferring to Western Seth Kuykendall Oregon this fall. (Friday) Owen Leonard (Saturday) School: Went 0-0 with a 10.42 ERA in 15 appearances, all in relief, as a junior at Washington State… Struck out 19 batters in 19 innings. School: Went 0-2 with a 9.15 ERA in 2018 as a freshman at the University of Northern Colorado in 2018… Appeared in eight games, four of which he started… Struck out 21 Gavin Gorrell batters in 19 2/3 innings… Transferred to Boise State. (Sunday) Six or More=Win The Sox have won all five games in which their starter has tossed at least six innings (June 4, 18, 29; July 6, 11). Consistently tossing five Sox starters have tossed five-or-more innings in seven of the last nine games. @AppleSox Wenatchee AppleSox @AppleSox The Wenatchee AppleSox: Celebrating Summer… One Inning At A Time! 2019 Home Run tracker Date Player Inning Runners On HR# Opponent Ballpark *June 3 Johnny Sage 2nd 2 1 CCL Showcase Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 6 Johnny Graham 3rd 0 1 Victoria HarbourCats Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 8 Ryan Altenberger 1st 0 1 Yakima Valley Pippins Yakima County Stadium June 12 Tyler Detloff 5th 2 1 Port Angeles Lefties Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 13 Cole McKenzie 7th 0 1 Port Angeles Lefties Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 16 Quinn Ayers 7th 1 1 Walla Walla Sweets Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 19 Kody Darcy 1st 1 1 Port Angeles Lefties Civic Field June 20 Quinn Ayers 3rd 3 2 Port Angeles Lefties Civic Field June 20 Kody Darcy 5th 0 2 Port Angeles Lefties Civic Field *June 24 Ryan Altenberger 1st 0 1 Highline Bears Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium *June 24 Cole McKenzie 1st 0 1 Highline Bears Paul Thomas Sr. Stadium June 26 Hunter Montgomery 5th 0 1 Victoria HarbourCats Royal Athletic Park June 27 Jason Harayda 1st 2 1 Victoria HarbourCats Royal Athletic Park June 27 Dalton Harum 3rd 0 1 Victoria HarbourCats Royal Athletic Park June 28 Kodie Kolden 2nd 0 1 Cowlitz Black Bears Story Field June 28 Hunter Montgomery 7th 2 2 Cowlitz Black Bears Story Field June 30 Kodie Kolden 1st 0 2 Cowlitz Black Bears Story Field July 3 Blake Klassen 3rd 0 1 Kelowna Falcons Paul Thomas Sr.
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    2014 Wenatchee AppleSox GAME NOTES Bellingham at Wenatchee Monday-Wednesday (June 30 - July 2) Game Times: 7:05 p.m. Paul Thomas Sr. Field (Wenatchee, Wash.) Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club, 610 N. Mission St. #204, Wenatchee, WA 98801 [email protected] June -- (16-9, 13-9) BELLS RING IN A FRESH SERIES IN WENATCHEE 4 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS W (5-0) The Wenatcchee AppleSox (16-10, 13-10) welcome the Bellingham Bells (14-5) to 5 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS W (16-4) Wenatchee for a pre-Independence Day series...The AppleSox are entering their 15th 6 at Yakima L (3-4) 7 at Yakima W (7-1) season (10th in the WCL) and are 477-260 (.645) under skipper Ed Knaggs, who is in his 8 at Yakima W (3-2) 14th season as head coach of the AppleSox club...The AppleSox have achieved a winning 9 KITSAP L (4-14) record in all 14 seasons during Knaggs’ tenure...Knaggs is assisted by AJ Proszek and 10 KITSAP W (5-4) 11 KITSAP W (13-12) (11) Jason Krohn. 12 NORTHWEST HONKERS W (18-7) 14 at Medford L (4-8) COVERAGE OF THE APPLESOX 15 at Medford W (3-2) 16 at Medford L (2-7) The three game series with the Bells will have live stats for all games provided by 17 at Klamath Falls L (8-10) pointstreak.com...all games will have live radio coverage on KCSY Sunny 93.9 FM in 18 at Klamath Falls W (2-1) Wenatchee and on various translators throughout North Central Washington (Lake 19 at Klamath Falls W (17-4) 20 WALLA WALLA L (5-15) Chelan Valley 95.3 FM, Okanogan Valley 101.9 FM, Methow Valley [Twisp-Winthrop] 21 WALLA WALLA W (5-1) 106.3 FM)...audio is also available at applesox.com/listen-live...AppleSox
  • Media Release

    Media Release

    Nanaimo NightOwls Baseball Club PO Box 39084, Nanaimo, BC V9R 7B7 Phone: 250-889-5204 MEDIA RELEASE July 15, 2020, For release, 7:45pm Serauxmen Stadium, Nanaimo, B.C. Nanaimo NightOwls to take flight in 2021 Nanaimo’s WCL team naming unveiled – NightOwls, with Nanaimo Bars cameos for all day games NANAIMO, B.C. – The lights, the history, the proud First Nations lore. And the world-famous dessert that helped make the City of Nanaimo a household name, all combined. The ownership group of the expansion team for the 2021 season, set to call historic Serauxmen Stadium home in the West Coast League, along with the team’s Founding Sponsor, Island Savings, is proud to announce the name of the top Island sports team north of the capital. The Nanaimo NightOwls are born – steeped in community pride, harkening back to the Nanaimo Owls team that was successful a century ago, featuring a grey owl in the logo with piercing, determined eyes. ‘Night’ has been added to recognize the City of Nanaimo’s work in making this all happen. “First of all, the name Nanaimo NightOwls is a tribute to the City of Nanaimo, for the now-completed field lighting project that will allow for night games at Serauxmen Stadium, not just for the WCL but for all local user groups,” said Jim Swanson, who will be the first General Manager of the NightOwls. “Without lights, there is no team, and the city’s contribution is forever a foundation to the WCL coming to Nanaimo. The grey owl depicted, in Snuneynuxw First Nations lore, is a messenger with a nasty streak.” The team colours will be navy, gold and white, with an all-white home set with ‘NightOwls’ scripted across the chest, and a road uniform with grey pants and navy-primary tops and ‘Nanaimo’ in block letters.